Not really. Long nose, short deck 4 seater, rear-wheel drive is the literal definition of a Pony car. Anyways, congrats of your purchase.
American made. Thought I taught you better than that Mik. Haha
Yea dude, I feel the same way. I probably say hello more to mustang drivers than just people I see walking on the street. I also like seeing females driving sport .. or pony cars. .. not sure if I am making something out of nothing, around me, you don't see it often, and if you do, they're in a mercedes or something I kind of look away from out of boredom.I remember last summer I was driving to the store with my dad in my mustang, we both noticed two ladies sitting in a black 2018/19 mustang GT together while sitting at an intersection across from us. I always wave hello to fellow mustang drivers and when the light turned green and we crossed paths, I looked over and gave a big smile and waved to them, I've never in my life seen such happiness in return from being waved to, it was so awesome
Well done sir.
Thanks. I mean language is full of wavering definitions based on cultural associations, adaptations, and vague denotative resources. There are always deviations to a semantic argument. Thanks for the congrats. Not a new car, I bought Jan 2019. Just decided to join now though. Was burning a hole in my husbands phone looking at this forum.
Sport compact. Sigh... LOL
One off non production. 0 for 3. The dark side has taught you NOTHING !!
BINGO !!
There may have been a time back in my teenage days (circa 1900's) when I would have thought this was pretty badassed..... Now I must go & hang my head in shameHehehehe
BTW, Pony cars can be muscle cars too. They are not mutually exclusive terms.
Ford calls it a sports car, it says so on my window sticker lolNot really. Long nose, short deck 4 seater, rear-wheel drive is the literal definition of a Pony car. Anyways, congrats of your purchase.
